High-frequency cutoff payoff for R-324 #
This file supplies the deterministic multiplier estimate used in paper
§4.2, Step 4. Once the routing argument selects a noise frequency of
size at least sqrt ε / 2 times the total external frequency, rapid
Fourier decay of the cutoff gives the central
⟨ε²(α+β)⟩⁻⁸ payoff.
The result is deliberately below the probability layer: it concerns only the deterministic cutoff symbol and the lattice frequency selected after the Wick expansion.
Exact comparison between the frequency convention of the Euclidean Schwartz transform and the unscaled lattice frequency used by the parametrix.
Norm form of euclideanFrequency_scaled_z4 on positive scales.
The routed lattice mode is large enough at the actual Schwartz
frequency scale. The numerical constant 16 harmlessly absorbs the
project's 2π Fourier convention.
Polynomial decay at Schwartz frequency controls the Japanese bracket used in (3.24), once the routed mode is selected.
Paper §4.2, Step 4 at the level of a single selected cutoff multiplier. The constant depends only on the fixed cutoff.